Why we invite all our communities to talk about our professional standards
Essex Police invites communities to join Independent Advisory Groups, offering insight and feedback to strengthen professional standards and public trust.
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Essex Police invites communities to join Independent Advisory Groups, offering insight and feedback to strengthen professional standards and public trust.
Our business crime officers run workshops to help hospitality and retail staff deal with conflict at work
Ensuring children can travel safely to and from school is one of the most important responsibilities shared between schools, parents, and the wider community.
Our Professional Standards Department explains how they uphold the highest standards, tackle misconduct robustly, and protect public trust in policing.
Essex Police has become TyreSafe’s latest road safety partner, reinforcing our commitment to tackling dangerous and illegal tyres and improving road safety.
Essex Police came first place in the tightly fought competition, securing two places at the National Police Dog Trials to be hosted by West Yorkshire Police in May.
Trail cameras funded by criminals are helping to deter rural crime, thanks to an innovative idea from our Rural Engagement Team
Essex Police aim to ensure that essential transport movements can take place safely, legally and without unnecessary cost to hauliers.
Seventeen arrests, 15 vehicles seized and multiple offences uncovered in a cross‑border Essex, Met and Herts policing operation targeting criminals on the move.
When we identify a serious and immediate risk linked to someone’s employment or voluntary role, we can notify an employer even before a conviction.